Pure Vintage '57/'62 Stratocaster Pickup Set | Fender
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Fender Pure Vintage ’57/’62 Strat® single-coil pickups are reverse-engineered from a 1963 Stratocaster guitar. These pickups deliver vintage-Strat sound, feel and vibe, with glistening highs and warm lows. From vintage bobbin construction to genuine original-era cloth wiring, all Fender Pure Vintage pickups are wound to precise specifications for authentic, traditional Fender tone and performance.
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My favorite Strat pickups by a mile. Bright, snappy, clear & articulate. Best clean tones I've ever heard.
These pups are amazing, i always put them in the neck and middle of my strats with a SeymourDuncan sl5(Gilmour sig pup) in the bridge. Amazing blues tones in the neck and neck and mid together and searing lead tones in the bridge with the sl5. Guitar tone heaven!!
I've had these puppies for a year and a half in my Mexican Strat. Great tone overall and worth the tag.
Texas specials are the next ones on my list
best fender pickups I've ever heard
SRV used 62 pickups. He put them in every strat he owned.
57/62 seems to have the most "pure" strat sound to me
Well duh 🙄
Hey, I had a question, what is real diffrance in “57/62” and new American vintage 2 (pure vintage 57) pickups? …. Like is “57/62” a chime sounding with same grit and dirtiness of 60’s pickups?
@@sarthwahb guessing it's an updated version, both sound very close to my ears
everyone says this about every strat pickups out there.. cs 69, 65, 54, ssl1,ssl5,lollar blonde, etc..
It kind of is the quintessential Strat pickup.
I have a Mary Kaye strat and I LOVE the sound with a tube screamer on zero gain. Or just dead clean, too
Just got a prewired pickguard with these installed. 1st 2nd and 4th positions sound fantastic! 3rd is good too but the bridge pickup is too weak and too quacky. I raised the pickup a little and while it increased the output. It still sounds weak.
It did sound a touch weaker in this than the rest
Try getting a metal baseplate for the bridge pickup. It is night and day!
I recently swapped a set of 57/62's into my 2017 Elite, replacing the Gen4 Fender noiseless. The G4's are good pickups, in their own right, but lack some of the richer harmonics and have a more muted classic strat sound in positions 2 and 4 -- it's there, but it's less pronounced that what one might expect to find. The 57/62's brought the sonic character of that guitar squarely alongside the awesome build and feature set... from a very good strat to and outstanding one, imo. I can't speak to the new Ultra series and latest gen noiseless, but quite frankly the Elite would have been a better guitar right out of the box without the Gen 4 noiseless. Everything else about it is top notch, just the pickups which had a more or less dull personality vs. the better versions of Fender's own single coils like the 57/62's, Fat 50's, etc.
The newest Ultra noiseless has the same pros/cons as your elite.
THEE best pickups EVER. Throw all the other garbage away.
Hey, I had a question, what is real diffrance in “57/62” and new American vintage 2 (pure vintage 57) pickups? …. Like is “57/62” a chime sounding with same grit and dirtiness of 60’s pickups?
@fender What is the difference between “original 57/62” and “pure vintage 57/62”??
one's original and one's pure vintage 😊
nothing, they just rebranded the name
What a fantastic video I support fender instruments
i just put these in one of my guitars and happy days
Fat 50s are to fat, cs 69 to bright pv 65 to hollow. These are just perfect. Twangy all the way and a lot of spank on it. I prefer play surf with it. Set them low on your pickguard to get the crisp.
I’ve got Fat 50s in my ultra and am beginning to hate them because of their fat wooly tone. A set of these will be going in very shortly.
I love my fatties.
@@pheonix3302so I see you replaced the noiseless it came with? That’s my dilemma now. Love the guitar and the neck. Not so crazy about the pick ups.
Why are these called Pure Vintage 57/62, but the packaging online says "Original Vintage 57/62? And why does Sweetwater label something as Pure Vintage 57 with no mention of '62? Someone at Fender needs to get their shit together!
Ams music supply also labels pure vintage 57
are these Fender 57/64 CS or is there a difference between Pure Vintage and Custom Shop?
That's what I have been wondering too as these sound better than the CS set I had.
I have a Squier stratocaster classic vibe 70's, would there be a change in the sound if I put the 57/62 pickups on it or keep the ones that originally came on my guitar?
Yes, there would be. Squier pickups are usually darker because of the different magnets, wire, no. of turns and the inductance in the wires. But before changing pickups, try changing the pickup height and/or change the pots and see if you like that sound.
@@JustSeby thanks bro
Are these the same as the “original 57/62” ?
Fender, is the original 57/62s the same as pure vintage 57/62? Nobody can seem to define this and I'm not seeing anything for sell with the name pure vintage 57/62 ? Thanks
I think they are the same, just rebranded. They’ve been around a while. American Original Strats and Teles released around 2018. I bet that’s why these PU’s may have been called Original 57/62’s. The last couple years it’s the American Vintage series of Teles and Strats with Pure Vintage PU’s by year. I think it’s just Fender rebranding after they discontinued the American Original line. Just a hunch.
How to they compare to V-mods in the new Pro IIs?
Not bad!
Hiii.. anyone here, @Fender can give me the distances pickups height from each pickup please
Ok now I know what pickups to put in my telecaster build. Although should I put the middle pickup in the bridge or the bridge pickup? Or middle pick up in the neck with bridge in the bridge? Idk I'm trying to make a guitar with a very chimey almost bell like Cleans
Lost you at telecaster
This is a strat not a tele, with strat pups?
@fender is the guitar in these pick up videos an American pro ii?
nope
Looks like a player series to me
yeah, it's got 22 frets, right headstock look +color scheme, same nut, everything. don't listen to these guys lol. could be an american pro i, though, tough to tell.
@@hissingbeatles499 look at the truss rod plug on the headstock it has the black plastic not the walnut plug that you see on MIA Fenders
Are these pickups in the new American Vintage II 57 Strat?
No, the Fender American Vintage has the Pure Vintage ‘57 pickups.
The only sound
Great for surf music? Someone' experience or recommendation thanx
any strat will do the trick man. as long as it’s single coils. when people ask what works for a certain genre like disco, punk, etc you gotta keep in mind the boys n girls back then were playing whatever they could get, so stock strat pickups will do the trick !
Definitely fine for surf type
These or Seymorduncan Phsychadelic
Are these RWRP?
What is RWRP?
@@davidkemmer reverse wound, reverse polarity for the middle pickup. Makes positions 2 and 4 hum cancelling
They are not. Traditional stlye
@@burakunlu150 thanks
These are not RWRP, not even position calibrated (they all have exact same windings so any of the pickups can be installed in any position) but the cleans of this set is IMMACULATE. If you need distortion, it is almost imperative to have the pickup farther from the strings as placing them nearer will give you this harsh buzzing overtones.
I still think Pure Vintage '59 sounds better than '57/'62
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True classic Strat tone.
And if you like Hendrix tone than go for Pure Vintage '65
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😅
Great for surf music? Someone' experience or recommendation thanx
They sounds just perfectly right to me for surf music
I play Ventures, Shadows, Eagles (not the US band), Surfaris, Chantays and they all sound amazing on these pickups. They are music from the era this set is designed after.
seymour duncan makes a specific surf set
Makes me want me to go surfing 🏄♂️